Breaking: British analyst for NYT admits link with TPLF in Ethiopia

Breaking: British analyst for NYT admits link with TPLF in Ethiopia

British politician Alex De Waal admitted Tuesday that he has connections with Tigrayan Peoples Liberation Front (TPLF) fighters, who sparked a deadly insurrection in northern Ethiopia. He was the key analyst used by a New York Times (NYT) article spreading TPLF propaganda of “ethnic cleansing” in Tigray, without providing evidence. (Alex De Waal also became […]

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OLF plans to participate in Ethiopian election: official

OLF plans to participate in Ethiopian election: official

Oromo Liberation Front (OLF) said the party intends to participate in the upcoming election but its operations continue to be hindered due to internal division. Interim OLF leader Ararso Bikila said election preparations are still ongoing though work has been obstructed by the suspended former Chairman Dawud Ibsa.  OLF spokesperson Tolera Adaba also claimed negotiations […]

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Breaking: Ethiopia Red Cross “misquoted” by Robbie Corey Western media

Breaking: Ethiopia Red Cross “misquoted” by Robbie Corey Western media

By Hailu Deribe The Ethiopian Red Cross Society (ERCS) said Western media are “misquoting” its statements, particularly AFP Africa’s correspondent Robbie Corey-Boulet. In a press release Thursday, the aid group ERCS said their organization has already reached 20% of Tigray but they don’t have the “capacity and resources” to reach the rest of Tigray. However, […]

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Interview: Eritrean refugee describes TPLF’s “random shooting” in camps

Interview: Eritrean refugee describes TPLF’s “random shooting” in camps

We interviewed an Eritrean refugee who left Hitsats camp in November and is now living in Addis Ababa. The refugee Meron insisted that Awasa Guardian (AG) use only her first name for protection and she reveals how soldiers of the Tigrayan People’s Liberation Front (TPLF) committed war crimes in Hitsats camp by indiscriminately shooting at […]

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Letter to CSIS Rep. Meeks on controversial Ethiopian participant

Letter to CSIS Rep. Meeks on controversial Ethiopian participant

To: US Congressman Gregory Meeks Chairman, House Foreign Affairs Committee and Center for Strategic & International Studies (CSIS)  As proponents of democracy and human rights in Ethiopia, our organization is concerned with CSIS Africa Program’s decision to invite a controversial Ethiopian politician Tsedale Lemma to discuss foreign policy with Representative Gregory W. Meeks (D-NY). For many years, our […]

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